Maggie B.
Yelp
We didn't make reservations on the Sunday of a holiday weekend, so they said there would be an hour wait for a table for two. Luckily, we only ended up waiting about twenty minutes. The restaurant has a small parking lot, but it fills up fast. Street parking is available and it's free to park after 6pm.
The fried artichoke starter was superb. The artichokes were crispy and rich and melted in your mouth, especially with the accompanying garlic aioli.
The misticanza salad was light and refreshing. They were kind enough to swap the red wine vinaigrette for the caramelized orange dressing and it was quite tasty.
For my main, I had the patata pizza. It was good, but the potatoes were cut so thinly that you could barely taste them. The main flavor came from the caramelized onions, which were quite sweet, and I think a savory flavor would've worked better for me. The coal fired crust was the perfect texture. It wasn't bad, but just not what I expected.
My husband got the shrimp oreganata pizza and ate the whole thing, so clearly that was a hit!
Our waitress brought the check before we had the chance to order dessert, but we remedied that and tried the olive oil cake. It was a bit grainier than versions I've had in the past, but still very moist and the olive oil flavor came through nicely.
We left satisfied!